Styling Restricted Content

If a post, page, or another piece of content has been restricted with Restrict Content Pro, then extra HTML classes will be added via the post_class filter. In order for them to appear, your theme must be using the post_class() function in your template.

These classes can be used to style the restricted content differently. Here's a list of the classes that may be added:

• rcp-is-restricted - Is added to any post/page/etc. that has restriction settings.
• rcp-can-access - Is added if the content has been restricted and the currently logged in user has access to view it.
• rcp-no-access - Is added if the content has been restricted and the currently logged in user does not have access to view it.

Here's an example for adding a Font Awesome padlock icon in front of restricted content in the Twenty Sixteen theme:

.rcp-no-access .entry-title:before {
    content: '\f023';
    font-family: FontAwesome;
    margin-right: 15px;
}

The icon should appear for anyone who doesn't have access to view the restricted content.

With a bit more code, you can even unlock the padlock for someone who does have access:

// Default to the closed padlock for all restricted content.
.rcp-is-restricted .entry-title:before {
    content: '\f023';
    font-family: FontAwesome;
    margin-right: 15px;
}

// Override to show the unlocked icon if the user has access.
.rcp-can-access .entry-title:before {
    content: '\f09c';
}

Note: The Font Awesome stylesheet needs to be added to your site separately.